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The 2030 Census is shaping up to be a major political battleground! Get this: the numbers used for Congressional apportionment—and therefore Presidential Electoral College votes—count *every* human being residing in a state, regardless of legal status. Observers are pointing out a potential rush by states like California and New York to boost their population ahead of the count, aiming for more seats. Factor in existing gerrymandering tactics, and you see how this data game could seriously shift